Suppliers of Victorian geometric tiles - Tile Advice

[Boggs]

I am looking to source some original/reproduction geometric tiles, I have found sites like original style etc but wondered if anyone on here had contacts or a good source of reclaimed floors that won’t normally be found by searching google.

I only need around 2sqm, it’s for my own house and it’s for a new floor so not trying to match existing.

Cheers chaps.

 

[GoneGuy]

@timeless john might be able to help you

 

[MTiler]

Try London Mosaic.
www.londonmosaic.com

 

[Albert]

Try, Top Cer

 

[Boggs]

Thank you for all your suggestions.
But after a bit of web searching the boss has decided she quite likes the Lily Pad tiles as seen lately on here.
Will be back for some advice on floor prep before fitting as it’s old quarry’s at the moment and I’m not sure what’s underneath yet.

 

[Waluigi]

Boggs, you know that Ca’Pietra are bringing out the lily pad in porcelain soon?

If you do go the cement lily pad route then fire away. I’m fresh from my research. One point to remember- the tiles are 16mm thick.

 

[Boggs]

Yeah I saw that they were.
The thickness is not a problem as the quarry’s that are there are about the same but I’m not sure what’s underneath them.
Also thought about some underfloor heating, probably give that DCM pro a whirl, as nowhere for a rad and it gets a bit chilly this time of year.
So thought latex level if needed, insulation, heating, latex again then tiles.
Might be worth waiting for the porcelain.

 

[Waluigi]

I would want to to see the porcelain compared to the cement. More colours in the Porc but there’s something about the real deal that’s a bit nicer IMHO. I have more bathrooms booked in with the cement lily pad denim and marine colours.

Check the price out too. £100PSM approx from memory.

 

[Boggs]

Yeah they are pricey but it’s just over 2sqm so not too bad.
That’s the thing, house is 1910 build so would prefer the cement version as trying to reinstate a bit of character in a house that has been stripped over the years.